* We need to ensure that we are checking the correct user account.
Since email and idnumber are not unique fields, there's a chance that
multiple user records will match when querying for user data using
these fields. This might lead to a different user's grades being
inadvertently modified during grade import. In such a case, this
function needs to return a null userid.
Significant string changes:
* importgroups_help,core_group - Correcting optional fieldnames
(removing picture, hidepicture and adding groupidnumber, groupingname
and enablemessaging)
* penaltyforeachincorrecttry_help,core_question - additional paragraph
about scoring logic
* resultdownloadready,tool_dataprivacy - wording corrected (no need to
go to a download page)
* auth_dbfielduser,auth_db - varchar data type requirement
Significant string changes:
* courseoverviewfiles, courseoverviewfiles_help, courseoverviewfilesext
in core, configcourseoverviewfilesext, configcourseoverviewfileslimit
in core_admin, areacourseoverviewfiles in core_repository - renaming
of 'Course summary files' to 'Course image'
Significant string changes:
* completionpass_help, gradetopassnotset in mod_quiz - grade to pass set
in quiz settings not gradebook
* namecolumnmissing,core_cohort - fixing incorrect message about adding
users to a cohort
Added warning to all gradebook pages if any modules are pending
deletion. Modified the return values for get_name, and is_locked for
affected grade items to indicate their pending deletion.
When a grade category is overridden, it starts to behave like a regular grade item.
Therefore we need similar behaviour to what was implemented in MDL-48634.
Three additional checks have been added.
Once grades have been recorded for the activity/grade item -
1) Do not allow the grade type to be changed.
2) Do not allow the scale to be changed.
3) If we are using ratings do not allow the 'Maximum points'
value to be changed.
Also reordered form elements, removed form elements that
were not necessary, added and changed existing language
strings to improve the overall UI.
The error message received when inputting a grade value that is too
low indicates that zero is a valid grade value. This is incorrect as
the lowest valid grade value is 1. This updates the error message to
indicate the minimum acceptable grade value is 1, not 0.
Luca Bösch